Wow!! Love it!
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Wow!! Love it!
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Damn, Casey, I'm speechless. David Copperfield of photography.
Capo
So... how the hell did you do that??? lol
BP
2005 330i ZHP / 6MT
Imolarot / Naturbraun
2003 330iT / 6MT
Orientblau / Naturbraun
It's not the car you drive, it's how you drive it.
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Unicorn farts and pixie dust.
Big Earner
Both are extremely rare to find! lol
--Trevor--
Vancouver, BC
Boss
The pixie dust was an obvious choice, but only a true genius would thought to have gone with the unicorn farts.Originally Posted by Pswirley
Monohorn flatulence induced buoyancy, FTW!!!
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Duh. Old news. We have been calling that phenomena MFIB for years,
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Any more critiques to be given??
BP
2005 330i ZHP / 6MT
Imolarot / Naturbraun
2003 330iT / 6MT
Orientblau / Naturbraun
It's not the car you drive, it's how you drive it.
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13. Aesthetically my favorite..No particular reason, some shots just jump out at you....I like the tones and the setting. Suggestion wise, wheels need to be facing the camera, tires turned out is not appealing and hurts the composition..It also seems that there is a lot of blown out lights right in your face on the shot....for shooting cars with the lights on, try to point the lights away from the camera or find a comfortable balance so that the image doesnt get blown out highlights.
I really liked this shot.
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14. I love the setting on this shot, again it just came down to composition for me. Try to think about your shot as real life when setting it up. If cars go forward you want to be able to see where they are going, the lower left composition on this shot takes me out right away. I see the car, but its driving off of the page so to speak so all of the beautiful background gets left in the dust.....See what I did there. Serious though, great setting, good control of light, has some reflections that could be handled easily with a polarizing filter, but the composition of the shot is its downfall. Great contrast of subject to environment, just let the environment lead your eyes into the shot a little.
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